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Re: Yahoo! Acquires Zimbra (none / 1) (#3)
by JCausey (jcausey@ip-wars.net) on Fri Sep 21st, 2007 at 10:28:52 EST
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Yep, I would agree about Yahoo! being involved in this. Big potential to see it screwed up. Nevertheless, I suppose good news that a company as big as Yahoo! sees potential in Zimbra and wanted to get their hands on it.

That's a very interesting story about the value the venture capitalists see in .NET. I suppose if you are not really interested in getting anything accomplished with a business - just buying and selling to make your own money - then maybe it does make sense to spend as much money on infrastructure. That goes against all business principles with regard to controlling costs though. Even at the macro-level where your "product" is a whole business, I would think it would still make more sense to minimize costs.

JCausey

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Re: Yahoo! Acquires Zimbra by ColonelZen, 09/22/2007 13:55:09 EST (none / 1)

Yahoo! Acquires Zimbra | 5 comments (5 topical, 0 editorial, 0 hidden)

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